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Old 10-25-2006, 05:24 PM
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i realized that someone made a post and the time was 6:12 or something like that on the post, but it was still 6:09. i replied to the post and it read out 6:09 and was above the post i replied to. is there a time error on the site? just lettin you know, someone else noticed it to but no one posted about it in here so i figured id give a heads up.

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Old 10-25-2006, 06:10 PM
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yea i've had this happen to me a couple time too or something someone posted after a post i made jumped in front of my posts
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It happens when the server clocks drift, since vBulletin is written to use the webserver time, instead of the database server time I have a cron job set up to sync the clocks once per hour.
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Originally Posted by Brains
I have a cron job set up to sync the clocks once per hour.
does that mean you actually resync the clocks yourself every hour? or does a program do it?
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Cron job is a scheduled unix task that runs when you tell it to on routine
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o man... i was about to say if you manually adjusted the time every so often. thats dedication.
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I "touch" the servers on average 15-20 times per day, mostly just to make sure everything is running well. I look over a lot of logs, error reports, statistical reports, etc. as well. There's definitely a fair time investment, the site doesn't run itself
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Originally Posted by Brains
I "touch" the servers on average 15-20 times per day, mostly just to make sure everything is running well. I look over a lot of logs, error reports, statistical reports, etc. as well. There's definitely a fair time investment, the site doesn't run itself
amazing... thanks



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